Eagle Gymnastics is proud to announce that we have two athletes representing USA and Eagle Gymnastics at the Tumbling and Trampoline World Championships in England. They traveled to France at the beginning of November to take part in the World training camp and then the USA team traveled to France to prepare for the World Championships. 

Hope Bravo will be coming home with a BRONZE medal! Team USA earned the Bronze in the Team Division for Tumbling at the World Championships in England. They came out on top of 

Isaac Rowley and his Synchro teammate finished the team trampoline final in fifth place which is the highest finish for USA since 2009! Another big feat, the USA team for synchro competed in the team event and the team of Nicole, Kaden, Miah, Cody, Shelby, Ruben, Isaac (Eagle athlete), Alexi, Jessica and Sarah all walked away with GOLD and are the World Champions in the team event!

On November 12th, Eagle Gymnastics has three athletes and two coaches that are flying to Birmingham, England for the World Age Group Championships. We are so excited and proud of Kate, Sky and Grace for representing USA and Eagle on trampoline, tumbling and trampoline respectively and this is the first time competing in an international meet for Kate and Grace. We also have our own coaches representing USA as team coaches, Coach Jared for tumbling and Coach Drew for trampoline. We are also so proud of the coaches for all of their hard work and being chosen to represent USA. 

Good luck to all and congratulations again to Isaac and Hope on their HUGE accomplishment and becoming World Champions. 

November was a busy month for our trampoline and tumbling team. We had two athletes (Hope Bravo and Isaac Rowley) attend the World Championships held in Birmingham, England on November 8-12, 2023 and three athletes (Kate Arakawa, Skyelar Hawk and Grace Encalade) attend the World Age Groups competition also held in Birmingham, England on November 16-19, 2023. 

On November 1st, Hope and Isaac travelled with the rest of the USA Trampoline and Tumbling team to Rennes, France, where they had a four-day preparation camp. During this camp, they trained twice daily and had team bonding activities in preparation for the World Championships. They left France and arrived in Birmingham, England on November 6th where they had two more days of training on the competition equipment. 

Isaac competed in one of the first groups on Thursday, November 9th in individual trampoline, where he completed his routine. Stil, unfortunately, it wasn't his best, and it placed him in 36th out of 99 competitors. The top 24 athletes move on to the next qualification round. After all male athletes competed in the first qualification round, the USA men found themselves qualifying for the team final in 4th place, where the top 5 teams advanced into the team final. In the trampoline team final competition, Isaac and his teammates competed alongside a mighty field of competitors and finished 5th place. 

Hope competed about an hour later in the women's tumbling event, where she had two stellar routines, placing her in 13th out of 46 and moving her on to the next qualification round. The women's tumbling team qualified into the tumbling team final in 3rd place where they would compete for a team medal. Following an exciting team final, the Team USA girls brought home the BRONZE MEDAL. In the second qualification round of individual tumbling, Hope completed her tumbling run, which gave her a score that placed her in 15th place. 

Isaac competed in the synchronized trampoline event on Friday, with his synchro partner Cody Gesuell. Isaac and Cody hit a strong routine, giving them a score to qualify them into the second qualification round as the top USA pair. In the second round of synchronized trampoline qualifications, Isaac's partner did not complete the routine, putting them in 15th place. Isaac and Cody were selected to compete in the all-around team final on the last day. With the exceptional routines across all events, Team USA triumphed as the World Champions in the team all-around., earning a well-deserved GOLD MEDAL

Kate, Skye and Grace arrived in Birmingham, England on November 13, 2023. They had a tour of the Cadbury Chocolate Factory and a rest day upon arrival, then they trained twice a day on Tuesday and Wednesday then started the competition on Thursday. Kate and Skye competed on the first day of the competition, Kate on the individual trampoline and Skye on tumbling. It was Kate's first World Age Groups, and her nerves got the best of her and she did not complete her routine. She shook the nerves off after the fall and succeeded in completing her second routine, putting her in 55th place in the 15-16 years old age group. 

Skye was competing in her third World Age Group competition and was returning from a broken food that happened at the beginning of August. After being cleared by the doctor to train, she only had five practices at home before leaving for England. Even with only having those five practices, Skye's international experience allowed her to compete for a new pass. With the limitations of her training, she didn't have her correct mark and landed back on the rod floor, causing her to rebound and touch her hands on the ground. Skye finished in 17th place in the 15–16-year-old age group. 

The day after, Grace participated in the individual trampoline event, which marked her debut in international competitions and her first ever World Age Group competition. Unfortunately, her nerves got the best of her, and she bounced off onto teh end trampoline mats, leading to a premature end to her second routine. As a result, she finished in 55th place in the 13–14-year-old divisions. 

Kate and Grace participated in the synchronized trampoline event, where they teamed up with fellow American athletes. Due to the limited practice sessions with their partners, the duo faced a tough time during the competition. Kate and her partner secured 25th place in the 15–16-year-old group, while Grace and her partner finished 26th in the 13–14-year-old group. 

Overall, the World Championships and the World Age Groups Competition, were successful in their ways. It was an excellent experience for everyone, each athlete made memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. Our coaches and everyone at Eagle Gymnastics Academy are super proud of these five athletes and are excited to see what comes next in their athletic careers. 

Let's give a big CONGRATULATIONS to two amazing athletes for their recent accomplishments. 

Through their hard work and dedication to the sport of Tumbling and Trampoline, Kalyana Dickson and Casen Kim were able to mobilize to Elite. 

Kalyana mobilized to intermediate Elite on Tumbling and Double Mini. Casen mobilized to Youth Elite 13-14 yrs on Trampoline. 

We are very proud of their hard work and wish both athletes good luck in the up and coming competitive season. 

Our T & T team will begin their competition season at Dallas Cup at the Allen Event Center the weekend of January 19-21, 2024! Go Eagle!

Eagle athlete and Coach, Isaac Rowley, travelled to Germany on March 18th for the Cottbus World Cup- the final Olympic qualifying World Cup for trampoline and tumbling. Isaac helped the USA men earn a quota spot to the summer games in Paris based on ranking points. Isaac will be training hard to prepare for the Elite Challenge that will be held in Irving on May 9-12th and the USA Championships, to be held in Minneapolis in June. The athlete who will represent Team USA for Trampoline at the Olympic Games in Paris will be decided after these events. 

Congratulations to Isaac, we are so proud of him!

Congratulations to Vivian, Anastasia, Piper and Coco for qualifying to the USA Gymnastics National Tops Testing that will be held in Houston in June. 

TOPS (Talent Opportunity Program) is a talent search and educational program for gymnasts aged 8-10 and their coaches. Athletes attend state testing and based on results, are invited to participate in the National TOPS Testing, followed by TOPS training camp. We want to recognize our athletes for their hard work and wish them the best of luck at TOPS testing. 

Elite level Trampoline and Tumbling athletes will be competing at the Irving Convention Center May 9-12, 2024. Come and cheer on Team Eagle as they take on the best of the USA. This is also the second of three Olympic qualifying events to determine the trampolinist that will represent Team USA at the Olympic Games in Paris this summer- best of luck to Isaac Rowley, who is currently ranked 3rd in the standings, he has been working hard to prepare for this event. Everyone is rooting for you Isaac!

The Eagle Gymnastics Men's Team competed in Daytona, Florida over the weekend of May 10-12th at the Men's National Championships. This is the toughest meet of the season and showcases the best that that the USA has to offer at their age. 

Tyler T. and Zach H. qualified for Level 10 and competed on Friday afternoon. Both men did a fantastic job and represented Eagle well under the big lights. Zach had a chance going into the last session to qualify for event finals on vault but fell just short and Tyler was hoping his all around score would hold up to qualify him for finals. While neither of these guys mead it to Sunday's last session, spirits were high when the dust settled.

Simon P. the lone Junior Elite level 9 had 2 days of competition, Thursday and Sunday. Simon had a fantastic meet as well, going 12/12 on his events and taking home 5th place in the country on High Bar!

The boys and coaches returned home on Sunday evening, as the new season begins going into summer!

Our Trampoline and Tumbling Team started competition at the National Championships in Minneapolis on June 21st and have posted some impressive results so far!

Our Level 8 Team started competition on Friday and earned 8 top 10 finishes: 
Catilyn C- tumbling- Bronze medal and 6th place on trampoline, Age group 11-12
Sorina Skirha- Trampoline- Bronze medal, Age group 11-12
Kayla Lynn- Trampoline- 6th place, double mini- 6th place, age group 13-14
Ellie Bridge- Double Mini- Bronze medal- age group 15+
CJ Uldrich- Double Mini- 8th place- age group 15+

Our level 9 and 10 athletes competed over the weekend, and we are anxiously awaiting results from qualifications and finals in their events. 

Our Elite level athletes begin their competition tomorrow and you can view it on USA Gymnastics You Tube Channel. Our Elite Trampolinist, and Coach, Isaac Rowley, is competing for a spot to represent Team USA at the Olympic Games this summer. 

We would like to congratulate our National Champions! Our level 8- Elite athletes of our Trampoline and Tumbling team travelled to Minnesota in July to compete against the very best in the USA and we are so proud of their accomplishments. 

National Champions
Casen Kim- Youth Elite- 13-14 trampoline
Cate Devlin- Open 17-21 tumbling
Skye Hawk- Junior Elite Tumbling

National Team Members:
Isaac Rowley- Senior National Team for Trampoline
Susan Gill- Senior National Team for Double Mini
Skye Hawk- Junor National Team for Tumbling

Other notable top 10 finishes include:
Trampoline-
CJ Uldrich- Level 9, age 15-16, bronze medal
Sorina Skirha- Level 9, age 11-12, bronze medal
Grayson Niehus- Level 9, age 13-14, 4th place
Channing Kim- Jr. Elite- 5th place
Caitlyn Cook- Level 8, age 11-12, 6th place
Kayla Lynn, Level 8, age 13-14, 6th place
Cate Devlin- Open, age 17+
Isaac Rowley- Sr. Elite- 8th place
Quinn McCraw- Level 10, age 1-12

Double Mini-
Channing Kim- Level 10, bronze medal
Ellie Bridge- Level 8, 15+, bronze medal
Kalyana Dickson- Intermediate Elite, bronze medal
Susan Gill- Sr. Elite, bronze medal
Kayla Lynn- Level 8, 13-14yrs, 6th place
Casen Kim- Level 10, 13-14, 7th place
CJ Uldrich- Level 8, 15+, 8th place
Quinn McCraw- Level 9, 13-14, 9th place
Grayson Niehus- Level 9, 13-14, 10th place

Tumbling-
Caityln Cook- Level 8, 11-12, bronze medal
Casen Kim- Level 9, 13-14, 4th place
Quinn McCraw- Level 9, 13-14, 5th place
Kalyana Dickson- Intermediate Elite- 8th place
Soriina Skirha- Level 8, 11-12, 9th place

Our Level 5-7 trampoline and tumbling team members competed over the weekend of July 19-21st at the Stars and Stripes Championships. We added two more national champions, Blakeli M. Level 7 trampoline (age 11-12) and Ezra F. Level 5 trampoline (age 11-12). 

We also had five bronze medal winners:
Thomas L, Level 7 trampoline, age 11-12
Blakeli M. Level 7 Double Mini, age 11-12
Elliette L., Level 5 Double Mini, age 9
Ezra F., Level 5 Double Mini and Tumbling, age 11-12

Other top 10 achievements:
Emma M., Level 7 Trampoline, 9th place, Level 7 Double mini, 7th place, age 13-14
Thomas L., Level 6, Double Mini, 8th place, 6th place Tumbling, age 11-12
Blakeli M, Level 7 Tumbling, sixth place, age 11-12
Elliott M., Level 7 Tumbling, age 11-12

Eagle also had additional competitors of Grace Gist and Cassima T, and they had personal best scores on their events. 

Congratulations on a fun and successful competition season. 

Over the weekend of July 11-14, 2024, at Oklahoma University in Norman, Oklahoma, two Eagle gymnasts took part in the Region 3 Elite Camp. 

The gymnasts that earned the spots to this Elite camp, were the Region's top athletes for Level 8, 9, and 10 from Regional Championships from last season. Simon P., and Andrew S., represented Eagle as two of the 40 athletes that qualified for the camp. 

The five-day intensive camp consisted of training in the OU gymnastics facility, expert technicians, strength and conditioning programs and a fun day at the pool. Also in attendance were the Eagle coaching staff of Coach Piti and Coach Stephen and they had their own learning and experiences as they were soaking in all the knowledge being shared amongst the top coaches, not only in the Region but also with the college staff. 

Congratulations to Simon and Andrew for their hard work and all season and for earning their spot in this prestigious camp. We are so proud of you both! Go Eagle!

The Eagle Gymnastics Girls Compulsory Team have been working hard all summer to get ready for their up-and-coming competitive season. After learning all their new routines and learning what is expected for competitions, the girls are ready for their mock meet held on Saturday, August 3, 2024.

The team invited seasoned judges to come out and to help prepare our girls for their 2024 Fall Season. The girls performed their routines, were judged and then they had the opportunity to listen to the judge's instructional critique of their routine on how to make them better in the months to come. 

The first meet for the Level 2-5 girls compulsory team is in Rockwall, Texas for the Peace, Love, Gymnastics District Qualifier on September 7-8th weekend. Dare to Soar!

Eagle Gymnastics Compulsory Womens Team, kicked off the season on September 7, 2024, at Peace, Love, Gymnastics meet hosted by United Elite in Rockwall, TX.

The level 2 team competed in their very first meet and rocked it! Congratulations Fernanda, Charlotte, Harlowe, Lorelei, Emma, Noelle and Clare!

The level 3 team competed next winning 1st place in the small man team division. In Jr. B., Christina earned 2nd on beam and top 5 all around, Hana had a top 5 finish on bars and Marlie Ann earned 3rd on beam. In Sr. A, Geneva earned 1st place on bars, and 3rd on floor and all around. In Sr. B, Zoe earned 1st on bars, 2nd on floor, and 3rd all around. Allie, also Sr. B., earned 2nd on bars, 1st on beam and all around.  Allie also took home the "Bad to the Bone" award for session 3. This award is only at United Elite meets and is given to a gymnast who is working hard, showing good sportsmanship and truly enjoying the meet. 

Next up were Eagle's 4 & 5 teams. In level 4, Destiny, Jr. B, earned 3rd on beam. Ella, Sr. A earned 1st on bars, 2nd on floor, and 3rd all around. Hannah, Sr A., earned 1st on beam, and had top 5 finishes on floor and the all around. Rounding out our Sr, As, Makena earned top 5 on beam and 3rd on floor. Also competing level 4 and helping out our team earn a 3rd place team finish in the small man division was Zoey.

Competing Level 5, Emilie earned 3rd on vault, 2nd on bars, and earned top 5 finishes on floor and the all-around.

Congratulations ladies on a great first meet. 

September 14-15, 2024, Eagle Gymnastics Women's team competed at Rising Stars. 

Starting off the team were the level 2 team who brought home 3rd place medium team award. good job Fernanda, Charlotte, Harlowe, Emma, Lorelei and Clare.

Competing next was the level 3 team. In Jr. B, Christina earned 1st place on vault, In Jr. C, Marlie Ann earned 2nd on floor while Hana earned 2nd on beam, and top 5 in the all around. In Sr. A, Geneva earned 2nd on bars, while Zoe earned 3rd on vault, top 5 on bars, 3rd on floor and 2nd on vault. In Sr. B, Alie earned 1st place on bars,2nd on floor, and 1st all around. Competing in the achievement division was Regan. The girls combined to bring home 1st place in the medium man team division.

The level 4s started us out on Sunday. Competing in the Jr. C division were Destiny and Zoey. Competing in the Sr. A were Makena, Hannah, and Ella. Makenna earned 2nd on floor while Ella earned top 5 finishes on bars, beam, floor and the all around. Finishing off our weekend was level 4 of Emilie.

Congratulation ladies on a hard-fought meet! next up, Zenith

Over the weekend of September 2-29, 2024, Eagle Gymnastics Compulsory team headed to McKinney to compete at Zenith's Fall Fiesta.

Our Level 3's started out the weekend with a 2nd place Small Team Finish. Competing in the 3A division was Reagan while Christina competed in the Jr. B division. Christina earned top 5 finishes on bars, floor and all around. Competing Jr C were Hana and Marlie Ann. Hana, earned top 5 finishes on vault, bars, beam and all around. Marlie Ann earned 2nd on beam. In Sr. A Geneva earned 2nd on bars, 3rd on floor and top 5 in the all-around. Sr. B, Allie earned 3rd on vault, 1st on bars, 4th on beam and 1st in the all-around. Also competing Sr B, Zoe earned 3rd on bars and floor. 

Level 2 had a strong competition with many athletes achieving personal bests.  They earned 3rd place in the large team division. Congratulations Fernanda, Emma, Charlotte< Lorelei, Harlowe, Noelle, and Clare.

Finishing the weekend were Eagle's 4 and 5 teams.  In level 4, competing Jr B were Zoey and Destiny. Zoey earned top 5 finishes on bars and beam. Competing in the Sr. A Division of level 4 were Ella, Makena and Hannah. Ella earned 3rd place on vault and bars while Makena earned 2nd on beam and top 5 on floor. Competing Level 5, Emilie, earned top 5 on vault, 2nd on bars, 1st on beam, top 5 on floor and 2nd in the all-around.

Congratulations on a great meet! we loo forward to seeing these ladies in competition again this weekend, October 5-6, at the Judges Cup competition held in North Richland Hills. 

The weekend of October 5-6th, Team Eagle headed to the Judges Cup in North Richland Hills.

Levels 4 & 5s started out our meet weekend on Saturday. Competing level 4 was Zoey, Destiny, Hannah, Ella and Makenna. Zoey (Jr C) earned 2nd on vault while Hannah (Sr A) earned 2nd on beam. Competing in the Sr B division, Ella earned 2nd on floor and had top 5 finish on bars. In level 5, Emilie (Jr B) earned 1st on beam, 3rd on floor and 3rd in the all-around.

Next up were the level 2 team. Fernanda, Charlotte, Harlowe, Lorelei, Emma, Noelle, and Clare had a strong meet over all with every athlete excelling on beam. 

Finishing up the weekend was the level 3 team. In r B, Marlie Ann earned 1st place on beam and placed top 5 in the all-around while Christina earned top 4 on vault. In Sr B, Allie earned 2nd on bars and 2nd on floor while Zoe earned top 5 on bars and 3rd on beam. Rounding out our level 3 team for this competition were Geneva and Hana and Reagan. 

Next up for the compulsory teams are District Championships. Level 4 & 5 will compete the weekend of October 19-20th in Farmers Branch while Level 2 & 3 will compete the weekend of October 26-27th in McKinney. 

The weekend of October 19th and 20th, our level 4 and 5 teams competed at the District Championships. 

Competing Jr C, Zoey, earned 2nd place on bars, while Destiny, also Jr C, earned a top 5 finish on vault.

Competing the senior divisions were Hannah, Ella and Makena. Hannah, Sr B, earned a top five finish on floor. Ella, Sr C, earned 2nd on bars and 3rd in the all-around. While Makena, also Sr C, earned at top 5 finish on beam and is DISTRICT CHAMPION on floor. 

Our level 4s worked hard and combined their scores to bring home the 2nd place small team award. 

Level 5, Emilie, earned     top 5 finishes on bars, beam and the all-around and earned 3rd on floor. 

All of our 4 and 5 athletes qualified to advance to the North State Championship November 9-10. Congratulations to all of our athletes on a great meet and we look forward to seeing you at North State. 

This past weekend, October 26-27, the Level 2 and 3 teams competed in their District Championships. 

The level 2 team had a strong meet with several athletes achieving personal best. Competing at District were Harlowe, Fernanda, Lorelei, Emma, Charlotte, Noelle and Clare. Congratulations on an amazing meet! This was the last meet of the season for the level 2 team, and we look forward to seeing what they accomplish next. 

Our Level 3 team had a strong District Championship and earned 3rd place as a Small Team.

Competing in the junior divisions were Christina, Marlie Ann and Hana. Christina, Jr D, earned top 5 finish on vault. Marlie Ann, Jr E, earned top 5 finishes on bars and the all-around and earned 3rd on beam. 

Geneva, Zoe, and Allie competed in the senior divisions. Geneva, Sr B, is DISTRICT CHAMPION on bars! Zoe, Sr C, earned top 5 finishes on vault, floor and the all-around and is DISTRICT CHAMPION on bars! Competing Sr D, Allie earned 3rd on bas, top 5 in the all-around and is DISTRICT CHAMPION on beam!

Congratulations Level 3s on a great meet! All athletes qualified to the North State Championships in Lubbock, Texas on November 16-17th weekend. 

Eagle Gymnastics Academy Tumbling and Trampoline Athletes attended the North Texas State Clinic over the weekend of November 8-10, 2024. Sixteen athletes attended the clinic and had the opportunity to work with the top coaches from around the country. The athletes worked extremely hard, learned new skills, but most of all, had a fun and great experience. 

Also at the clinic, the organization hosted some coaching clinics that any and all coaches that were at the clinic could attend. This was an incredible opportunity for our coaching staff to also learn from the best and to better themselves as coaches. Lastly, in addition to the clinic and the coaches education, they also hosted Judges courses for the current judges to upgrade their certifications or for the new potential judges to learn and pass the course to finally be able to judge at meets. 

This weekend was a whole weekend of learning, bettering themselves and learning from the best that our country has. 

Go Eagle!

The weekend of November 8-10, 2024, the Eagle Girls Level 4 & 5 athletes competed at the North State Championships in Fort Worth, TX. 

Level 5 Emilie (Sr A), started the weekend off on Friday earning top 5 on vault, 3rd on bars, 2nd on floor and is the NORT STATE CHAMPION on floor and the ALL AROUND.

Next up were the Level 4s, Makena and Ella. Makenna (Sr A1) earned top 5 finishes on beam and floor. Ella (Sr A2) earned a top 5 finish on vault, beam and floor: 3rd in the all-around and is NORTH STATE CHAMPION on bars. 

Competing in the junior divisions were Zoey, Destiny and Hannah. Zoey (Jr B2) earned top 5 on vault, beam, and the all-around and earned 3rd place on bars. Destiny (Jr B3) earned top 5 on bars, and the all-around, 2nd on beam and 3rd on floor. Wrapping up our level 4s, Hannah (Jr C3), earned 2nd on beam. 

Congratulations to all of our North State Champions. All of our athletes qualified for the State Championship to held at Metroplex Gymnastics the weekend of November 22-24, 2024